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TruTrak Vizion 380-385 Operation Manual User Manual

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6.4.

Normal  Vertical  Autopilot  Modes  

6.4.1. Vertical  Speed  Mode    

The   vertical   speed   mode   or   SVS   mode   is   the   default   vertical  

mode  that  is  activated  when  the  autopilot  is  engaged  (as  long  as  an  

altitude  pre-­‐select  has  not  been  entered).      

When  the  autopilot  is  engaged  it  will  synchronize  to  the  vertical  

speed   being   flown   at   that   time.     The   SVS   mode   allows   the   user   to  
select  a  desired  vertical  speed  for  the  autopilot  to  fly.    The  selected  
vertical   speed   can   be   adjusted   by   pressing   the   KNOB   to   move   the  
cursor  under  the  number  next  to  SVS,  and  then  rotating  the  KNOB.      

Once  the  SVS  is  selected  the  autopilot  will  continue  climbing  or  

descending   at   the   selected   vertical   speed   until   the   user   stops   the  
climb   or   descent.     Figure   6.4.1a   shows   the   movement   of   the   cursor  
from  TRK  to  SVS.  

 

Press  KNOB  

 

Rotate  KNOB  

Figure  6.4.1a  

Figure  6.4.1b  shows  the  autopilot  in  TRK  mode  (see  section  6.3.1  

for   TRK   mode)   and   SVS   mode.   Note:   in   this   figure,   the   cursor   will  
have  to  be  moved  to  change  the  SVS.  

 

 

 

Figure  6.4.1b  

Figure  6.4.1c  shows  the  autopilot  in  GPS  NAV  mode  (see  section  

6.3.2  for  GPS  NAV  mode)  and  SVS  mode.    

 

 

Figure  6.4.1c